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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
A 37-year-old featherweight with nine UFC fights against a newcomer who knocked out Julian Erosa in his first one.
Lerryan Douglas walked into the UFC in March and knocked out Julian Erosa in 3:33 of the first round. The model has taken that and produced an 82.8 composite, a 10.0 striking rating, a 10.0 pressure rating, a 100.0 chin and a 1.00 finish rate. All of it is true and none of it is proven, because it comes from a single fight. Jamall Emmers is the opposite kind of problem: plenty of data, and not mu…
Emmers (22-8) beat Hyder Amil on the cards in November 2025 and stopped Gabriel Miranda in the first round in March 2025, but was knocked out by Nate Landwehr in 4:43 of the first in March 2024. At 37 with nine recorded UFC fights, his 39.5 momentum score is the lowest figure in this bout.
Douglas (14-5) has one recorded UFC fight: a first-round knockout of Julian Erosa in March. His 82.8 composite, 100.0 chin rating and 1.00 finish rate all derive from that single result, and his 60.0 quality-of-victory is the higher of the two despite the sample.
An 82.8 composite built on 3:33 of UFC cage time
Douglas' 10.0 pressure against a 2.00 volume — he spends fast, and nobody knows what round two looks like
Emmers' 5.1cm of reach and 5.91 volume against 2.00, if the fight gets long
A 62.0 chin at 37, having already been knocked out inside a round by Landwehr
Douglas' single win came against Julian Erosa, a real name — the sample is small but not soft
One fight cannot support the 82.8 composite; Douglas may be a first-round fighter with no second gear
Emmers is the more experienced man over fifteen minutes and has the volume and reach to bank rounds if he survives the opening
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